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RAILROAD OF JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Ronc" 400, TAO 800. 1900 a. 1880. 400 4SO. 6:3O
1880 1900 p. SUNDAYS at 400 s45. n. $3.50. 1900
D.. m
l. have connection for heading Harrisburg. Potts
Vile 400 a. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg etc On sundays for
EastOn.
Wilkt sbarre. and ~ rauton.
$50 a IN for Eason Bethlehem Allentown, Manch Chunk
Wlkesbarre. scranton. Reading Harrisburg. Potsvlle,
Tanaqua, ShaBokin, sunDury Lewisburg. Wliamsp0rt.
etc.
Mauch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc
lJ o. m Easton bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk,
WtkesbarIe Scranton 1amaqna, hhamckn Sunbury, Lew
isburg WillEainsport etc.
400 and y. for Easton bethlehem. Allentown etc.
40 D. M EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Wkesbarre heading. Harrisburg etc GU Sundays
AT $50 y. N. -.
80 sl5 II 90 M, 100 400 43o. 8:l5 p. M Sundays
800 III. Tor Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean drove
except sundays), Point Pleasant
and BarnegaL .,..- MI,
BrdgctUn. M ana
s3U, S:lo ll:4o A. ul I'oo aoo ooV y III. ior Free
"V 10 600 $40 HOO 1l45 am. l:Oo &:o0 49,
b,sO 6l5 y. sundays 400, 900 a. III. Tor Perth
Amboy $3.50. -, .,..,. -. ,,.,u ,.,,. -. m, -,
Offices.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a tba NEW

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW.
train, sds MINUTES sar a%s
SsssS:ss : 20" Hs
nnI nT1aR s sm as S1e Ss. and St Linn
solid RsI,%sn Bay Buffet sse i;
Falls Hamilton and Toron No extra charge ioG s, na
E oSSss e. sn s' Ss
Rs5a fa' and Sass ana ms 5 @ $50
1900 noon. La 300 $50 40 BIO $40 $50 $40 ss1
$50 noon las 4i5 $50 745 500 i S,tS;
as $ sS5 AZ 80 1879 ga
$50 ioSS 200 las. AIS $50 i:45 D soS 1858 Ss5
g ys sc "a 500 100,
800. 90 m. and 1900 midnight daily except sunday
sn saaaay ais gig S 49, &c goo 800 $50 500
sa6 o sG b. go 10 1870 ssq h. iGsS n ens o s %qsa
m and y 90 en-, %in nigh, NJ ..qo
Mcai;seio 200 n; S3o yS Moo ~ sao 100 -
500 ana snSays so M and oo M S'o ''o AMI
MONTGOMERY Rondout and Kingston. sOoA M. $3.50 p N.
200 n iS ssssp, su ssS
sss Sc 80 800 1929 1929
G% ' The 900 fan ys 'Y aan AIMS T. O'' SOU
$50 p NJ sundays $50 1920 No., 800 $50 500 D. N.
or s aps e an orers @ s saa
R ices az So 4 %sy e. s
SSl Fulton sT9oEyn or az The Cc@panys de3S
' l. RI AKIER GenI Pass'r Agent New.york.
A LII fares Observation-Disclosures Line. TIE
favore Inside Route for Boston, Providence and all
New England points.
Full nights rest By taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining chair parlor between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Steamers wileavc pier No SO North River block
above canalst, At 90 D. n daily except SUNDAY:
W. poFfLE 'f so1 soii Sew As5r
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STEAMBOATS, mo nailroaGs.

DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bk RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l.3S Broadway. corner Thirty.
nrs ST. until D. 0J3 broadway. between Twenty second
aud Twenty third SITS until 3O5 West Twenty third
st. corner Eghthave 1872 sixth ave. 1873 Fourthave cor
Fourecntst 200 Third ave; corner Forty seyenh;st
1907 Thri.ave., siNtieth.st.. and the HARLEM
OFFICE 257 East Oue.hunirc and twenty hfthst $500
Thr ave- corner one hundred dthst, up TO
y. u At gular olice rates
BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
- via FALL RIVER LfNE--Stcamers PROVIDENCE
ana OLD COLONY Leave Pier % y. H., loot OF Murray
st A. m daily sundays excepted Connection by
Anuev brooklyn 80 and Jersey city at
accom- nOiAtons Lowest Rates.
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RIVER BRANCH

L NETWORK, NEw.HAVEN and HARTFORD r. n.
Trains leave Harlem River station 1924 ST. and Lin.
colnayo Third Avenue Bridge. Harlem River
Preached by second Avenue and Suburban Eleyatei rail-
roads, lay except SUNDAYS at 6i5 $50. 90 TO- 55
2;lO 800 40 $40 $40 1890 for Port Norris Cas-
coax Point. Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest,
West Chester Timnsons Bay pelham
fCity Islnfl Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting
AZ New Rochelle with trains for all points the main line OF
the New.York NewHaven AMI Hartford Railroad. shore
Line and Air Line Divisions. NewCanaln. Nfidetown.
New Britain and sued branches and Boston and all points
Midnight Rochelle and intermediate sta
tons al ~; 10 q. daily Mondavs
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all ntemalate
tons az IL OIL and 2 so the latter train
ing az New Rochelle with way tram TO Stamford
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DnpuLAR SHORE LINE for Boston. proxi.

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
dencet Newport and all NewEngland po,ntA An rail-
e1copcd ats " IN tparlor cara attaohed and II
with palace sleeping oars. SUNDAY trains ~ IN with pal
ace parlor carsl IL with palace sleeping oarsh
For Newport take 200 y. Boston Exprsss with paror
cars connects ekiord port Zoo
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE The Popular Inside Route To bo;,,,on Ss
Worcester 81 DO Sprespondng ieduetion 70 AL loena
steamers '0isy q Worcester and CITY Of EewHork.'
ssys I ~ 'oS h%%.s MS sy :.SSp,
$500 y. N. \. W. BRADY. Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRVNK LIME
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ponrp


| AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Desbrossss aud cOrandt
Hsrrisburs PiSsours and the West WITH Pullman s..s.
eS.so s1a puns smoEus sDS
e a Iss 's s: s: Sc:
bsE s%S m g. s....
or: ~ sHssg
s ss o. 1ssu:s s Ss
atlantic G ssosps hIo aaa pa
Cape May. week day.. lilo m On Saturday. oul,.
I9Hs BRANCH Bay Head Junction and .srmsa... ....
Sunday saS ana anS o Stop sss
SSn s. sns Sors. VI;
Ss s R Ss
speedy transfer f'' e:
7;a,% s:rSs From pittsburs 10 $50 1880 m. TOO
arlS 30 Hsss" &C. go n aas
IN Sunday sso Ss
s ssS 'e5 5S 7 7s So go 1859 fs
m 80 ssS TO- es5 s. oG Ios sS $50 1885, so
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NewYor Dssbrosses and cort
&c sa 7 sn % csissss Limited and 10 we.ansec
and H. hight $50 md 'sa 81 IA
XIX: ',s S:3, !ss ss" and 10 n.
snndays connect al Trenton Tor Camden ~ -" H.
heturnng trains leave Broad Street station Phaephta
a2;oI 3;2o 4oe 40 $40 $50. 1880, 800 $3.50, $40 IL
and llb IN. Limited Express liza l50 d. MI I2l9
81 6s5 7l2, s:12 and $50 D. m On sunday iSoi.
s5e 40S 40 5l0 $780, $40 M. 12:49 also Limi sd
Leave Philadelphia. Via Camden sOo daily except sun
Ticket omces $40 !35 and 9t4 broadway Aston House,
battery place. and foot OF Desbrosses Corandt
Conrtst anil Brooklyn station foot of Fulton a.
BROOKLYN station, Jersey City, Emigrant Ticket ONCE
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences. ~
CHARLES II. PUGH, JR WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
NORTHERN RAlLROADOF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave from Chanlbersst Station Engiewoof
Te9ahy aclos'er sParkhi and Myack $50 800 9sd
1890 D. 1900 midnight SUNDAYS 40 $50 a no. 400 and
800 m. For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey Tamans
630 7,lO $3.50 g. H. t50. $50 p sundays $50 q NJ
500 p. IN.
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6eafbers.

A BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
"A. asses supplied without charge TEACHERS resistered
Many vacancies. Form Tor stamp. IL. D. ANFlI,
American School Bureau. 2West lith.st " Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutor. Gov
etc. to Colleges, schools and Families
MRS. NJ ]. YOUNG.fULrON. % Union Square.
A YALE GRADUATE wishes private pupils.
~ preparation Tor college specially Highest testimonials
sbdci references. Addres, YALE. Boz 10 Tribune ONCE
A I u ORS, GOycrnesscs, Professors,
~ Teachers. all branches circulars choice schools sun
Piled To parents; modern languages spoken MIRIAM COZ.
kIEEE. 81 East l7tist between 4tavc. and Broadway
T'NlON TEACHERS AGENCY Established
- 1850 supple. schools with teachers;
tons. ". d. KERR. Secretary 10 AstOr place.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BIZ
w EEAU Gor both seNes supplies Professors Teachers
Ooyornosscs. Mui lIousebccp COMPANIONS ETC.
coeges schools dnd families. also Eeuogra-
piers AMI CopyIfts 10 business firms
MRS. A. l.. CULVER $40 ave. NewYork CITY,
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DELAWARE; LACKAWANNA and WEST:

NEWYoRK AND BUFFALo LIGHTNING EXPRESS
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots in York foot OF Barclay and Christopher
q A. Daily except sun Buffalo Express
for Water Gap Sroudsburg Scranton Bnghamton Elmra,
Bath Buffalo Syracuse Oswego Greene, Oxford Norwich,
Utica connect at Scranton for Pttston. Wkesbarre Dan.
VILE and Northumberand at Owego for Ithaca and inter-
mediate stations
p. m. Bnghamton and Elmra Express Water Gan.
Binghamon and Elmra connects Scrau.
ton for Pittson Kingston. Wilkesbarre &c.
y. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Strundsbury.
Scranton Rnghamton. Owego. Emira Corning Bath Way.
land. Buffalo, &c. arriving in Bufhlo 72o a. M.
OPP naiy Buffalo and Oswcgo Express for Stroudsburg
Binghamon Corandt Syracuse Oswego Greene
oxford Norwich. Utica md Rchfeh Springs
owego for ithaca and intermediate stations satur
days Connects At Buffalo with trains for all points West
Tickets sale and baggage checked at 2Sj Broadway
az Westcot Express offices in New. York and Brooklyn.
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ITO PLEASURE TRAVELLERS.
The u 8 and Brazil NAL ss CO... Alliance
touching atst Thomas Barbados Para Maranhsn Peraaa
bgoo and Bahia The iianc4" continuing 70 santos
This delightful voyage OF about daya Ineludlu
stope There safer comfortable sfesmars
built V very seldom that they rough weatheE
PAUL r. GERHARD CO. Gen. Agents. S[ Broad.sL
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Januhryl 1887,
through trains will leave Grand Central Denot
tSt M. Rochester Fynress thr1r drawr ears
ALBANY Troy. st. Albans. Rouse's Pr and Syracuse
$3.50 m The Limited" with ininy stopp1g W
Albany Utica Svracnse Rochester. Buffalo, NIAGARA Fails.
Erie Cleveland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago $50 M
iosoa M chicaso Express drawing-room cars to Canaan
tli9O a. m. Western New.York Northern Express.
with ira wing-roomcars
$50 ~. Albany and Utics Express with dra yng
"a n m ACCOMMODATION ~ Albany aud Troy
m Chicago and St Louis Express with see,n
Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi.
100 and az Iouis Dinngcar New. York 10 Albany
G3Op m Montreal EXPRESS with slcrpng Moatreh
RIMS no UTICA stopping at princnl stations
q n Special Shopper arrives Rochester 7:fO
Burao OBS H. M and Cleveland 1918 n. m. ncxtday.
t.o5r M Pacific Express with sleepingrars for Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit AMI
Chicago Slseping-cars 10 Waterown via Uttca dtnS
stnrav also {, Auburn Geneva and CanandaguA.
except saturday pni sunday.
IiI5p M. Night Express with sieepinr-cars Albany
and for tho North fsxcopt Saturltv ntght -,
Tickets sais at Grand Central Depot, No Btttery
Place. 4l3 Rroatwav Harlem Depot 125thst anh shave,
Wescots Exrress Ofices Park Mace near Broad
wav) rs and 942 Broadway AM 90 West i2o-st New,
York sSS and 100 Fulton st BROOKLYN aut "
Accommodations in Ira and s'espingcT,c.n bs
procured nj Of the ticket onces IN NewYork CITY, AL
533 washingtonst. RrooSlyn- - ra.,,a,c,
trains daily All oihet us.y efcept suhHaS
N ToicEY ~ "''SA' HENRY MONErr,
General superintendent General PASSENGER AGENT
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1nstrurtio,t.

Boys and Young Mon oltv.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4TS
u Brwsy, near lpdtt. lbtA yesn PrssfT ecsamssStsl
Ys aSs
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fine arts.
Excursions.
THE NEW LINE
Between NEw-YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
nnd NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTEN THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
on and after Oct -. 1896 Express for Can, f.-, -,
Point Comfort and Norfolk via tho NewYorI ph,a, yn
and Norfolk railroad, leaves PeDDsy PINE
NewxGr At s sd NJ Gsy arriving at Charles es5
Sleeping Car through from New.Yofk ~ W Vsp a. m
Tickets and seepingbefths be secured
H. w. dunno. n coour
Superintendent Gen'l Pass. ana frcisht ..,
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INJECT SHORE RAILROAD.

w N Y. c. and H. II. II. Co, lessee:
42d station follows. AMI 10 m!uuteJ
earlier from loot OF Jayst. North River;
Detroit and Chicago -9:55a IN. $685. 'S:lo pm.
III iea syracuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niacara Falls 3: Is, -: IS a. m, sos. 1913 p
FINLAND kingsto saugertes, Catsxiil Albany Sis.
.7ib 800, 1870 No. 400. '6;O5, 's:l3 m .,x ,,x
% "a so l5 li3O M. 400 $780, s:i5 MI and 'oVs
n M Cranston's Cornwall Newburg.
" For Montreal and Canada East, sos p m
IamIton London 1855 900. BIO p m.' torons's
40 So a M 1900, '3l6 y. M r,.u.r. r.u. oa,.o,,
Elegant sleeping ior Buffalo NIAGARA FAILS Detfoie
.psy daily except saturday Other trains day e1oep'
@ parlor sleeping car accommoas
,ans ar ipfor nation, apply At Offices -
City-S63 7S5, 942 broadway lo35 Bowefy Aa
West Shoro s"'Ao"'' WV 4. -. LAMBEHI.
u,..n,,,.va General Passenger Agent
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MT. William Hart y. H.; Ne James u. Hart r. Al Mr.
Musical instruction.
| "A. CHARTERED IN 1866
THE NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Offices In New.York only at
BScS 3
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
leading school Of Masic Eiseasea Dramatic Art
Foreign languages Drawing and Painting Freeadvantagss
equal to ak per week.
Miscellaneous.
ITO LEAsE.-Building for private school,
Apply
Brooklyn.
fTHE CRITTENDEN
FOR BOTH sexes
z Hahs sSa ains sP Ss 1s.
s sssp On ns 81 Term IN S
For Boys and Young Men-country.
A CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes, city
Ta sqT7fS parents yphr
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE. = Military
n Boarding School White PlsnsNY. Pr o. Rwnhs Ph,D
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
men. VIII SS wen RTSG
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, NJ
Rev i1 SHINE RS NJ FTSspa
HGGHLANDl, MILITARY ACADEMY.
c. h. MErcALF. A. NJ. superintendent
NEWTON IN. j. INSTITUTE.-Bcau
~ homelikc healthy high $50 ~ Young boys spe
Ss.siegy MUSIC gy:is.I S. sSS
department. horses ponies anG ri NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
MTAa COLLEGE, d6 oy E9sp,c,Hg Gss%s
ROCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK- ON-THE
eauaas WE'VE ' teaesf '' tsor amy
'''> W Il. BANIsrER, A. NJ Principal
CHORTLDGpS Media Academy.-$l25
any % s, s2T; " se, os s tat a snse s s
double Icom. heated by SIC IN ane COLLEGE Enc
smoRTIIDc 5 - & ~ tpfyS i Media Penn mn. =
NONKERS ON THE HUDSON-A family
home "r Inc nr.t "c secaiy solicited not cheap but
and thorough back ward boys and conditioned
dents coached summer aud winter. fHEo f. LEIGHTON
81 Both Sexes Country.
HONE SCHOOL for Children at charming
S Eea 70 rccTenee hr s' sKEh6ING Ryesdc Conn
For Young Lades-Country.
RAQUET INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
ID DIES Mount Holly y J.-spung term begins Feb
GOLDEN hill SEMINARY
VI FOR YOUNG LADIES. BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Address Miss EMILY NELSON. Principal.
HONE AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Primary. intermediate. Classical English Music Prepa
ration Tor Nassar college specially Pupils admitted on our
certificate without animation THE ELNS" Springfield
Mas. Mlssos PORT H CHAMPNEi. Principals seo
ond term begins February IL. 1881
TRINITY HALL "
l. BEVERLY New Jersey
ESTABLISHED IN is1E
thorough School for young lat Varied advan.
tagts highest sold culture In Engh. Muso
and Languages sprr- '"rn begins FcOruAry l. Ior
circular adde's the principal.
MISS RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
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MINK.LlNED CIRCULARS, MINK SHOUL-
~ DEB as Ssyes. prices marked down &C sAAYnE
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DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH.
Leave r. II. ALSO - "a. Parlor baltimore
thence palace seamers. arriving at Old Point At $40
Norfolk v 4. IL v. ToMPkiNS
Gcnl Pass AgcnL $40 Broadway N Y.
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Dauriny Araoemifs.

Daufiny 4raoemies.
A LIEN DODWORTH, No. GS1 Firtb.ove
"A Glasses and private lessons Send stamp Tor c,cniar
NEW WOkk. Contains full instruction Tor All mod Tn
dances with 800 figures Tor tho cOllon German, I,tea
81 30 Postal order or stamps. ''''o
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS,
~ 500 Madisonave Private lessons any hour dale
every day new classes now forming. '' '''
REILLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
III 57s 5TH.AVT
Reopencd for the season Postage for ctrcrt..
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TUE EPOCH
NEW WEEKLY PAPER
SECOND NUMBER READY TO-DAY
Prioe. 10 cents per copy, a per year.
M r. HALE'S FRANKLIN.

Early this morning I received your dsIiciou. hoo. IN
FRANKLIN and have spent the day reading IT. You have
brought together OF things and
and exceedingly pleasant to read takess person who In
famisr with the subject Of your studies times to
know how much Of what brought forward was
Bancroft the Historian, in letter to
Mr.. Hale Price, %.
ROBERTS BROTHERS. Publishers, Boston.
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nlusieal Jnstrnmenis.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY ITsFD
"A upright and square pianos Of own maize n. 800 -.
new or sale 81 liberal reduction from regular Driees
WILLIAM KNABE a CO ll2 E,,,.r
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Tho highest cash prices follows-Wheat-No.
Spring 7B.c No. Spring nominal No REQ II 40 Corn
No g54c. .oats-No 2sS4c kye-No 4 o4S
Barey-No 6xC....fiaK secd-No l 81 Os2 Prime
Timothy 81 s3. Mass pork-sH 80 LardIs6 80
81 20 Dry satod shoulders bvIei
Is sides boxed ~ U5...-WnisxsY 81 Is
per gallon .... sugar-Cut Loaf 1c onnusted sac;
Standard "A" bs.c .Receiptstlour 10000 bbs; Wheat
$1,000 bush.' Corn $4,000 BUSH oats l23OOo 5ush.,
Rye 600 bush, Barley 2D,JUJ 5us1 shDmonts-Flour.
$1,000 bbisi Wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn b6.OOO bush.
oats $1,000 buslLi kyo bush; Barley $4,000
bush.
tho Prolnos Exchange today tho Butter market wa,
duh. creamery l5d23c; DAIRY l2G2Oc. Eggs II
a ljc Pet soE for fresh.
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Art sohools-0ity.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
V1 wall resuTc her classes frop Novcmbsr3 ?, n
drawing oil and water. collar painting
stlil life. flowers and landscape,
China painting and decoration
STUDIO, No Is East 2STH.aE
Referencesi
MI Huntington President National Academy of Design,
MT. William Hart n A.; NJ James NJ Hart n Al Mr..
David Johnson N A.
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For Both 6exes-Citv.

For Both 6exes-Cftv
A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
"A, rsbls lpiorspatisn free mailed f2s pesHSe
GRAMERCY PARK SCHOOL, AND TOOL
incorporated
The Second Term begns February Applications fof cd
the School aud fvoi aoass( DO made the
P'KIHpkRoX hTkN and 1iHi.s DEPARTMENT.. 20 Hast
MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT. open 70 visitors
every Thursday After o'clock
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KIDNAPPED
18TH THOUSAND
PAPER, 90 CENTS CLOTH, 81.
"Mr Stevenson has appeared greater advantage
than Kidnapped No better book Of It's and than
these Memoirs Of the Adventures OF David Baour ever
been written."-lThe Nation.
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RED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New.Iork and Antwerp eyerv SATURDAY.
NAEoLAN ~ ..SAIuEuAy. re" ~. oVop. IL
BLLt,I..NL = - Feb n
FaIand Winter Rates cabin $50 and SIS. E1eur-
sion $40 ami sl.5 second cabin siS kKeuision Az
ktecraye lowest
FETEK WKIuAF & soNs Genr As'ts. IS Broadway.
THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co
Il American passenger iIne Tor 81 IhomIa. Barbados
Para Msranham. Ceara and Pernambuco
steamship :BOSAVIsrA. FRIDAY. February lS. at pm.
Thomas. Barbados Para. Maranham, Pernainbuco
Bahia RIO do Janero santos connecting Tor Monte'hoo
and way ports. - 49, ,,, =
steamship ALIGANCA. Wednesday, February g. at4
from Newport News Va, Third day alter At 2. ~
PAUL h. GERM ARD CO. Gen Agents. ~ BroaG-st Ny.
WHITE STAR LINE. -
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
BEiTANNIN. Capt. Perry. lhuTsdaf reO - $50 n III
CELLO Capt dAy. s. IL m
CERAMIC -lstisi. IHursdsy. March 10 80 N
ADKIArIC. { Apt. Wedn u r h /. II =. IN
From tho White star Dock. foot Of West iOth.st
RAJ Essaloon. 500 SO. $50 aud SOD Return uckesoa
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-30
BUSINESS PROSPERITY.
Facts and Figures Showing the Rapid
 Growth of the Now South.

Facts and Figures Showing the Rapid
 Growth of the Now South.
 BALTIMORE, Dec. 3O.-The Manufacturers Record publishes to-day its annual review of tho industrial growth of the south for 1887, which, it says, was in many respects the most remarkable year in the history of that section, as more was accomplished for the progress of the whole south than ever before in the same length of time. Of the fourteen southern states there are only four in which the capital invested in new enterprises was not more than double the amount invested last year. The number of new enterprises organized or established during 1887 was 3,430, as compared with ,57I in 1SS6 The amount of capital, including capital stock of Incorporated companies organized during 1887 was $256, 29S, 900, as compared with SIPS, ,226, 900 in 1886.
 In cotton manufacturing there has been great activity. and seventy-seventy new mills have been projected, many of them now being constructed, which is the largest number ever reported in one year. Cotton mills are' reported as having largely oversold their production, and many old mills are being greatly enlarged to meet the demand for goods. The increasing diversification of southern industries is illustrated in the fact that Alabama alone has secured during 1887 the location of five large car building plants, one each at Birmingham, Anniston and Gadsden, and two at Decautur. The Annis- ton.works will cost 1000, 900, employ 1000 men, and will turn out twenty complete cars day. In the building of rolling mills, pipe works, machine shops and foundries the same activity is s.en, while furniture fac tories, agricultural implement works. flour mills, gas and electric works, canning fac tories, woodworking establishments, etc., are being started all over the south
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-30
coNDENsEp NEWS.

A, B. Burleson, of Jewett City, promi- nent manufacturer of eastern Connecticut, died yesterday, aged 70 years.
 The pope has conferred the Grand Cross of Plus K upon all special envoys.
 From present indications the Democratic national convention will be held in New York.
 The New York board of estimate and ap- portionment appropriated $S3, SOC, 900 for the support of the various municipal depart ments for 1S8S
 Destructive gales played havoc with ship ping at ports on the coast of Maine and at Halifax, N. s.
 Augustus Dickson, who was shot by his insane son, Addison. in Maiden, Masa. on Wednesday night, will probably recover. Addison was released from an insane asy- lum in California few weeks ago, and re- turned home apparently cured.
 Patrick Munay, of Kingston, N. r., has s,,ed John White for S, 900. A month ago Muuay's wife fell down stairs while drunk and was killed. The bereaved husband claims White sold the woman the drink which caused her death.
 Burglars entered the postofdce at Ashe- vile, N. C., unlocked the safe and stole $s00
 John White, after drinking in John Con- ways saloon at Richmond, Ky, Wednesday night, shot Conway fatally because he de- clinsd to take . foreign coin in pay.
 The 9-ysar-old child of Mrs George Rob blns of Decatur. ILL. had iss:clothing sst on 11 s ;R@. sG s'gaa2 E E' sessh s'sa ''